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Calf Canyon

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Santa Fe National Forest 
New Mexico 
Santa Fe, 
New Mexico 
87508 
Santa Fe National Forest 
New Mexico 
Santa Fe, 
New Mexico 
87508 

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Ash pit June 11
Burned ground with a depression. Depression has black and white ash along with pieces of a tree stump in the hole. Bare ground surrounding the ash pit.
Burned ground with a depression. Depression has black and white ash along with pieces of a tree stump in the hole. Bare ground surrounding the ash pit.
Ash pit June 11

Ash pit created from a burned out tree stump.

Excavator Work June 11
Female in yellow shirt, hard hat and green pants stands on constructed dozer line surrounded by black, burned trees. A piece of heavy equipment is working in the background to make repairs.
Female in yellow shirt, hard hat and green pants stands on constructed dozer line surrounded by black, burned trees. A piece of heavy equipment is working in the background to make repairs.
Excavator Work June 11

REAF (Resource Advisor with fire line qualifications) directing excavator operator through forest

Burned sign June 10
Burned road sign for the one lane bridge in El Porvenir
Burned road sign for the one lane bridge in El Porvenir
Burned sign June 10

Burned road sign for the one lane bridge in El Porvenir

Excavator Operator and REAF June 11
Man and women with yellow shirts, green pants, and hardhats stand infront of a piece of heavy equipment called an excavator. Background is multiple black, burned trees.
Man and women with yellow shirts, green pants, and hardhats stand infront of a piece of heavy equipment called an excavator. Background is multiple black, burned trees.
Excavator Operator and REAF June 11

REAF (Resource advisor) and Excavator Operator standing in front of an Excavator

Excavator in Mineral Hills June 11
Rocky, dirt covered ground with red, heavy equipment called an excavator working in the background. Burned, black trees with brown pine needles fill the background against a blue sky.
Rocky, dirt covered ground with red, heavy equipment called an excavator working in the background. Burned, black trees with brown pine needles fill the background against a blue sky.
Excavator in Mineral Hills June 11

Excavator working to repair dozer line constructed during fire suppression efforts

Interior Smoke from San Geronimo June 11
Dry, grass field with dispersed green trees. Blue sky with scattered clouds. Mountain range in the distance has trees covering the slope with white smoke rising from a couple places on slope side.
Dry, grass field with dispersed green trees. Blue sky with scattered clouds. Mountain range in the distance has trees covering the slope with white smoke rising from a couple places on slope side.
Interior Smoke from San Geronimo June 11

Smoke rising form the interior of the fire as seen from San Geronimo

Fence wire in burned tree June 11
Black, burned tree with blackened metal wire running through tree and on to another burned tree to serve as fencing. Background is numerous completely burned trees.
Black, burned tree with blackened metal wire running through tree and on to another burned tree to serve as fencing. Background is numerous completely burned trees.
Fence wire in burned tree June 11

Burned tree with fence wire running to the next tree

Dozer Line in Minerall Hills June 11
Dozer line of a wide, scaped path through a grass field with a line of trees in the background.
Dozer line of a wide, scaped path through a grass field with a line of trees in the background.
Dozer Line in Minerall Hills June 11

Dozer line in the Mineral Hills area near Tecolote Creek

Dust Abatement at Pecos Base Camp June 8
Large white truck with water tank on the back driving on dirt road. Water is spraying from the rear of truck and onto ground to prevent dust blowing. Vehicles and cloud, blue sky in background
Large white truck with water tank on the back driving on dirt road. Water is spraying from the rear of truck and onto ground to prevent dust blowing. Vehicles and cloud, blue sky in background
Dust Abatement at Pecos Base Camp June 8

Water truck spraying water on the dirt road in Pecos Base Camp for dust abatement

New Growth in El Porvenir June 10
Burned, black ground and trees across landscape. Individual green plants begin to grow throughout the burned area.
Burned, black ground and trees across landscape. Individual green plants begin to grow throughout the burned area.
New Growth in El Porvenir June 10

New vegetation growing in the burned area of El Porvenir

Fixed fence
Picture shows a newly repaired four strand barbed wire fence crossing a swath of disturbed soil covered with downed trees and branches. This depicts a repaired dozer line.
Picture shows a newly repaired four strand barbed wire fence crossing a swath of disturbed soil covered with downed trees and branches. This depicts a repaired dozer line.
Fixed fence

Suppression repair crews fixed the fences that were damaged by the creation of dozer lines during firefighting activities near the San Miguel County fairgrounds. You can see the repaired dozer line under the fence line, as well.

READ Shifting Debris in Creek June 10
A female wearing a yellow shirt, green pants, yellow hardhat, and black shin high rubber boots stands in a creek filled with running water. Female is using a net on a long pole to scoop debris out of the water and put in plastic bag on creek bank.
A female wearing a yellow shirt, green pants, yellow hardhat, and black shin high rubber boots stands in a creek filled with running water. Female is using a net on a long pole to scoop debris out of the water and put in plastic bag on creek bank.
READ Shifting Debris in Creek June 10

A Resource Advisor (READ) uses a net to sift debris out of a creek in the area of El Porvenir

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